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# How To Create/Add Appointment
1. After you have successfully logged in, you will see the dashboard display as shown above. On the right-hand side, you will see a blue button labeled 'Add Appointment.' Click on that button.
2. Next, you fill in the title of your appointment, and you can also directly assign a 'Person-in-charge (PIC)' for your appointment. Click the 'Create Appointment' button. You will be taken to a display like the one below
3. Fill in all the required information, and you can also refer to the tutorial for the next steps to set up your Kuasa Appointment. Once you have filled in all the details, you can share the appointment form link with your clients so they to select a meeting session with you.
4. You can go back to the **Dashboard** page to review the list of appointments you have created to ensure the status is **open**. You can also copy the link to provide it to your clients. You will see a display like the one below.
5. After the client fills in the requested information, a display like the one below will appear, indicating that your client has successfully booked a session with you.
Display for those who can choose to make payment immediately or later
Display for those with no product
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